# @threshold

## Quick Reference

```sql
-- @thresholds: Sales(50000)
```

## Valid Values

`List`

Thresholds must be a comma separated list of columns that map to the columns used within the @series or @secondary-series

## Full Example

```sql
-- @chart: column
-- @title: Baselines - Average Baseline
-- @subtitle: An example column chart showing sales by month
-- @formats: currency
-- @series: Sales
-- @baselines: Sales
SELECT 
	TRUNC(date_closed, 'MONTH') as Month,
	sum(amount) as Sales
FROM sales
GROUP BY TRUNC(date_closed, 'MONTH')
ORDER BY TRUNC(date_closed, 'MONTH') ASC
```

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## Use Cases

Thresholds are good to show how a series value compares to a desired target value and especially to highlight series items which are above or below that value.&#x20;

## Example Charts


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